Catholic Church in Tanzania condemns the killings of protesters following disputed election
Summary
The Catholic Church in Tanzania condemned the killings of protesters following an election that many say was not fair. The opposition party, Chadema, reported deaths and arrests after protests, while the government called for dialogue to restore peace.Key Facts
- The Catholic Church in Tanzania spoke against the killing of protesters after the election.
- The Tanzanian election was criticized by international observers as not being free and fair.
- Archbishop Jude Thaddaeus Ruwa’ichi said that protests should not be met with violence.
- Chadema, the main opposition party, claimed about 2,000 people died in the protests.
- Opposition leaders, including Chadema's deputy leader, were released on bond after being arrested.
- The government plans to start dialogue for peace but gave no specifics about who will be involved.
- The opposition demands a commitment to justice before engaging in dialogue.
- Further protests are expected around Tanzania's Independence Day on December 9.
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